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AMD Positions India as a Key Hub for Semiconductor Investment AMD is investing $400 million in India by 2028, with Bengaluru hosting its largest R&D center outside the US, employing 8000+ people, making up 25% of AMD's global workforce. AMD, a global leader in semiconductor technology, has confirmed its commitment to India, positioning the country as a key development hub for the company’s… |
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IESA EV Fast Charging Summit: Need $30Billion Investment in EV Infrastructure India’s EV sector requires an investment of $20-30 billion to boost charging infrastructure. The PM E-DRIVE Scheme, with a ₹10900 crore allocation, aims to support over 28 lakh electric vehicles and 88500 charging sites. India’s electric vehicle (EV) sector requires an investment of $20-30 billion to expand its charging… |
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Karnataka to Boost Semiconductor Industry with Strong Support and Incentives Karnataka’s Industries Minister, MB Patil, has called on the Central Government to adopt a more inclusive approach to industrial development, particularly emphasizing the state's readiness to lead in semiconductor manufacturing. Patil highlighted that Karnataka’s strong infrastructure, skilled workforce and advanced research capabilities position it as the ideal… |
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Tata’s New Semiconductor Unit in Assam to Produce 48 Million Chips Daily The Morigaon semiconductor plant by TSAT, with a Rs. 27000 crore investment, will produce 48 million chips daily, creates around 28000 job opportunities and enhance India’s global semiconductor competitiveness. India’s vision of becoming a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing is gaining momentum with the establishment of a… |
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UP Cabinet Approves Semiconductor Projects by HCL and Hiranandani Group Near Jewar The semiconductor projects by HCL’s Vamasundari and Tarq Semiconductor will bring a combined investment of over ₹32,000 crore to Jewar, aiming to strengthen India’s semiconductor manufacturing industry. The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet has approved the establishment of two semiconductor manufacturing units by Vamasundari Investment (HCL Group) and Tarq Semiconductor (Hiranandani Group) near… |
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Semiconductor Manufacturing Companies in India: Current State and Future Forecasts Overview of India's Semiconductor Industry: India is on a transformative path to become a important player in the global semiconductor market. As the world’s fifth-largest economy, India is pushing towards self-reliance in manufacturing, especially in the semiconductor sector. With an ambitious vision set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country aims to grow its… |
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India’s First Fabless Chip Company iVP Semiconductor secures $5 Million Funding, to build Testing Facility in Chennai iVP Semiconductor, founded by P. Raja Manickam a veteran of Texas Instruments, is embarking on a mission to localize semiconductor chip production, bolstering Indian companies' ability to compete on a global scale and accelerating product development cycles. This ambitious endeavor will leverage innovation and cutting-edge technology to design chips tailored specifically for the Indian market… |
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How The New Recommendations to the Govt will Boost Component Manufacturing Ecosystem in India
To mitigate this threat, India must rapidly transition from import-dependence assembly to value-added component manufacturing.
Value-added manufacturing requires a huge thrust on manufacturing components, parts, and their raw materials, which have a vast variety and are technology intensive.
India’s electronics industry is catalyzing economic transformation with an… |
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Why India Must Have a Resilient Supply Chain to Grow Electronics Industry Globally, Highlights Experts
Around 40-50 percent of the bill of materials in mobile phones assembled in the country is imported largely from China.
With the help of latest technology and with the economies of scale, the Chinese firms have the ability to scale-up India’s domestic supply chain.
The geopolitical scuffles coupled with the pandemic have threatened international financial security… |
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Making History: Agnibaan Takes Flight with World's First 3D Printed Rocket Engine Indian space startup AgniKul Cosmos has successfully launched India’s first semi-cryogenic rocket Agnibaan SOrTeD, powered by the world’s first fully 3D-printed engine. Back in 2020, we covered a story on Agnikul building India's first Smallsat Rocket, today the company has launched its first rocket Agnibaan into space. The Agnibaan was launched from India’s… |
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India’s Electronics Boom: Spearheading The Global Market from Import to Export Weeks after Shri Narendra Damodardas Modi became the Prime Minister of India in May 2014, a meeting has been summoned by the PM in Vigyan Bhawan for discussing key development strategies and the roadmap for India. While discussing the current policies and strategies, the PM also urged for Making products in India. In fact, separate funds and campaigns must be done to… |
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4th Electronics Supply Chain Summit: Experts Highlights The Opportunities to Grow Security Products Industry in India Various ministries and associated departments were urged via PPO that security and added products will not be purchased from brands that are having a long history of security breaches and data leakage. The global CCTV market is around 2 lakh crores, growing at a rate of 17 percent and is expected to reach more than 100 billion dollars. In the surveillance industry, India has the potential to… |
